Partly Cloudy Good Morning IOWA: Mostly eloudy today. Iowa City Mueh eolder. • Iowa City's Morning Newspaper . THE A880ClATED •••81 IOWA CITY, lOW A SATURDAY, JANUARY 19,1946 AP WlIIEP80TO ESTABLISHED 1868 VOL. 78 NUMBER 98 tee or e·rs tri e on ay. '· · General Eis,enhower Government Shipment 260 Trailers Be gin S Assures 61 s, Parents . ' * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *' Of Prompt Shipments Efforts Fall FPHA Okays Half' of U. S. Forces Walkout of 750,000 In China to Be Home Workers Scheduled Quick Aclion In April-Wedemeyer For Noon Tomorrow WASHINGTON (AP)-Gcneral b r TOE A 80CIATED PltES8 Dwight D. Eisenhow!fJ' promised Direct government ectorts to Contractors Transport homesick Gl's and their families setUe the nation's two biggest last night that the revised demo- labor controversies failed yester­ Equipment to Iowa bilization schedule will be "car- day. itferent Field for Installation rled oul to the letter." The threatened gtrike of 750,000 - The chief of staff said, however, CIO steel workers-excluding iron The university has received in an address prepared for broad- ore miner members in Minnesota hb or governmenl permission to slart cast to the nation and by 5ho(t- -was "on" again for 12:01 a. m. d in I wave to posts all over the world, Monday, alter the United Stales Ilion 01 shipping 260 house-u'ailers to Iowa City, and work to transport that the army will have to aban- Steel corporation rejected Presi­ : of the don some of Its present occupation dent Truman's un ion-accepted and install the units will begin and liquidation tasks if it fails to yor ~ loday, President Virgil M. Hanch­ two of retain 1,500,000 men July 1. wage proposal. er announced yesterday. him 'al Eisenhower advised. that "this Efforts to settle the Ulree-day Contractors began m 0 v i n g is a time when maturity and wis- natlonwlde strike of 283,000 I, Ohio, equipment to old Iowa field, site dom must assert themselves for AFL and CIO meat workers Id,ing a of the tirst trailer camp, yester­ ;ota al. the safety of this nation's future." reached a stalemate In Wash- day afternoon. The first group "I know how homesickness and Ineton and the meat fac~-flnd­ na Was wJJl be moved at the rate of at hlst boredom may fill a soldier's leiters inr board arral1&'ed to stan least eight a day as soon as ship­ wilh a disturbing sense of his own public hearings In ChlcaKo Tues­ ping arrangements are completed. unimportance in the pattern of day. Chtna Dis... n~llng at Lima Begins army life," he went on. "But our President Truman, declaring Ie oider . Dismantling of the trailers at HERE IS HAWKEYE VILLAGE, unlversUy sponsored trailer project to be erected on trailers and expandable houSing units, and 10 utlll~y traUerS. Hawkeye VlUa,e will army is playing a great role in a that a steel strike would "stall our Lima will begin at once, Presi­ r~ l)etd ~he old Iowa field, as it tooks on tbe draf&smarrs d~lrnlnr board. Plans have bee n contain 110 units, and the remainlnr 80 units will form Riverdale, a similar 'Projtclt troubled world. As each of us attempts to establish a sound rever­ dent Hancher said. comes to understand this truth, economy to which our veterans Trailers also will be received eompleted for the InslaUailon of 170 trailer units on the playinc ftelds on the west located north of the Fine Arts campus on the west side o~ tbe Iowa river. Con~trullUon [)WevllP, . of Riverdale will no~ berln until Hawkeye VlIlace'is finIshed. Rent an' ct asslrnment then he will take pride in the part can return," appealed to United IS t/lere from Akron, Ohio, and Center side of .the Iowa river between Iowa and Burllnrton streets. Construction equipment schedules wlJI be annonnc'ed at. a later da~e by the office of student affairs. ,Tbe 'scale he is playing. States Steel to reconsider its re- Line, Mich. Contracts for trans­ was m.oved In yesterday and dltehil1&' for water lines and sewer Installations 10f the drawing Is 1 Inch equals lOG feel The squares each represent «me Iivlna- ' uni~; "The fighting has stopped. The jection. porting the trailers from a U three urgency of war has gone. But we "A strike in the steel Industry ciUes and for erecting them here will begin today. The ~railer units are . expec~ 10 5tar~ arrivtng In about a week, ae- and the utlli~y trailers, washro01l1!' and laundries, are designated by "T" and "L". The I cordlnt to unlversU.y officials. The university has been allotted a. tolal of 250 standard small squares are ga.rbag\! and trash disposal units. have a new urgency-the necessity will be felt in practically every quar~r .lready l\ave been made. of building a secure peace-a major industry in the Uolted ; wert Permission to start moving the peace purcbased wilh the lives of States," Ihe president said in a trailers imm~iately was obtained our comrades." The army's rpis- statement. "It will hamper our from the federal public housing Easier Rail Trayel Adm. Kimmel D.enies sion is ,to do its part in establish- reconversion eCfort." - authority in Chicago yesterday by New·' Zealand ' 11'1 Dead as Eastern ·Air. Liner ing and assuring this peace and to WhIte House Press Stclretary Fred M. Ambrose, university bus­ support our country in the great Charles G. Ross said the presi­ - ineas m.anager. I I I . ( ' Guilt, Neglect of Duty Promised fo Civilians B M A h'..· .' , cooperative venture of nations, the dent had no plans for seizing the M soon as shiping schedules are general said. industry and no further steps available and rental rates are Attacks Veto By Middle of. March urns In I I', ras es .' In Pearl Harbor Loss for averting the s t r i k. e were comllieted, the office of student * * * SHANGHAI (AP)-Lt. Gen. Al- under consideration. aUairs will begin assigning appli­ WASHINGTON (AP)-Admiral bert C. Wedemeyer said last night The steelworkers union head. cants to the trailers, Dean C. LONDON (AP)-New Zealand WASffiNGTON (AP)-The of- CHESHIRE, Conn. (AP)-Seventeen persons, including a baby fly- Woody Thompson said. sharply assailed the veto· voting fice of defense transportation yes- ing fOl' a reunion with its serviceman father, perished yesterday in a Husband E. Kimmel declared yes- in a special' message to his troops quartet'S in Pittsburgh announced Liasion men to help arrangement privilege' in the United Nations t e r 'd a y announced two actions wrecked Miami-to-Boston Eastern Airlines plane which burst in to terdar. that the tragic lOSS ' of men t\1at the new war depa~tment di- that on orders of CIO President of the shipping- schedules and to council Illst night shortly after Which'llhould make civilian \.ravel !lames in mid-air .and crashed into heavy brush land. ;lnd ships in the Japanese aUack rectives on demobilization would Philip Murray instructions had on POllrl Harbor stemmed from-no eUect the return of mol'j). than been sent to all Wdistrlct and local represent the university 1 In the Russia had warned against any .on railroads easier, after March The body ot the baby, chUd of Mrs. Charlotte Sturman, and a ser- transportation operations have eifort to cut down on the author- 15. viceman apparently just retUrned from overseas, was the last to be re- neglect or hia job as 1941 com- 5,000 officers and men to the Uni- directors ordering the strike call mander of tbe Pacific fleet. ·ted states for discharge during in the industry "into full force been sent to Limli, Akron and ity of principal p'0wers in the new It disclosed that the ban on the I" moved from the crumpled remains of the plane whicb figured in Con- Center Line, Gerge L. Horner, su­ Security league. use of sleepiog cars on runs of 450 ,necticut's worst air disaster. Mrs. Sturman was among the victims. "1 was commander in chief," tbe period from February through and effect at 12:01 a. m., Jan. 21." perintendent of the division of Addressing the general assem- miles or less would be pI'Ogl'es-! So lurious were the flames thaI it was hours betore the a j r liner Kimmel solemnly told the senate- April. District Director Joseph Goney planning and construction of the bly, Prime Minister Peter Fraser sively eased, with final lifting set I which served as a pyre for the Boston-bound travelers cooled suffi­ house co mmiltee investigating the The commanding general of of the USW at Pittsburgh said physical plant, said. of New Zealand also differed with for March 15. 1ciently to allow rescuers to remove the bodies. UntH the sad task had disaster. "I cannot escape that re- Uolted States forces in China said "We're ali set to go. The rank and it's The lrailers in all three cities the ?ig three on the ~roposed The ban against making reservu- been completed, officials had been in doubt about the exact number spons!bilily. But I have no respon- more than half of all present army filers are mad and if called off were used to house defense plant atomic energy commiSSIOn. He tions, for railroad accommodations of dead. sibility that presumes dereliction personnel in the China tbeater now, they'll be madder." workers. All are equipped with h"ld it sh\luld report to the 51- more than 14 days in advance also .